Baylor Bears Baseball Triumphs Mark Surge in SWC Talent
Baylor coach Mickey Sullivan forged a powerhouse from 1989 to 1993 era talent. The Bears went 15-0 in conference play, defeated Texas and Texas A&M in the playoffs, and raced to a World Series with a 43-13 overall mark. Sullivan, renowned for hitting leadership, has built a national contender with sound pitching and clutch hitting.
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Notable Pitcher Norman Tops Houston As Dodgers Triumph
Houston batting coach Deacon Jones praised Normatt wax as the pitcher who troubled hitters. Sparky Anderson noted Freddie is among premier pitchers while Norman struggled with control leading to key outs. The scene included a baserunning error and a pair of consecutive outs by Goobie and Cruz.
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Houston
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Portland Trail Blazers Near NBA Title In Home Win
Portland built a 4-2 series edge by beating Philadelphia 110-104 at home. Bobby Gross sparked the win with 8 points and key plays as the Blazers moved within one victory of the championship, while Julius Erving led the Sixers with 37 points in a hard fought Game Six.
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Jack Shandley White Bass Tournament at Lake Livingston
Memorial event to honor guide Jack Shandley on June 11 12 invites adults and children to fish for white bass at Lake Livingston. Entry is 5 with prizes, weigh in at Summertine Marina US Highway 190 11 miles west of Livingston. Forms from Mickey Woll or UGMA marina. info line provided.
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Mickey Woll
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Hillman athletes shine in multi-sport notes and signings
Proctor and Dennis Neal loom as potential help for the Hillmen in basketball. Laughlin stands 6-6, adding size valued in Class AAAA. Ronald Kennedy, once nicknamed Zee Bee, placed second in a state junior college meet and top 10 nationally for Can Jacinto College. Kennedy and Coy Akers signed letters to McNeese State University as prep for the 1977 football campaign nears.
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Laughlin
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Robert E. Lee
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Ome
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Shey
Zee Bee On
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Pasadena
Kennedy
Coy Akers
McMeese State University
Blues May Sell St Louis NHL Club and Arena
St Louis Blues owners near sale of the NHL team and the St Louis Arena with a handshake agreement possible within a day or two. Team would stay in St Louis if the deal closes after the NHL board meeting next week in Montreal they said.
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Barbera Hill Advances in Tourney After Narrow Win
Barbera Hill survives a tight bout defeating Br al in a regional bracket by a slim margin. Hall leads with 21 points as Hill advances to a 5 PM final, facing Dalles Compton who upset Buffalo earlier.
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Local youth league baseball scorers clash in chaotic update
A crowded recap notes multiple games with high hit totals and varied outcomes. Key performances include Blake Hamilton earning the win with 11 hits allowed and several players like Spencer Perkinson and Hirokd Cohen contributing with home runs and three for four hitting. The narrative covers Cedar Park parks, Bay shore Motors, Baytown Kiwanis teams, and several named players, framing a busy day of youth league action and pitching struggles.
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Dames Slkins
Rogers, Expos edged in NL with near no hitter
National League ace Rogers no-hit bid ends as Montreal Expos defeat St Louis 4 2. Rogers fans 10, lowers ERA to 1.92 and improves to 7 4. Padres Dodgers no hitter reach 10 innings as Winfield homer helps San Diego edge LA 1 0 and Fingers closes. Pirates blank Cubs 5 0 behind Rooker five hitter. Phillies top Mets 1 0 with Lonborg five hitter.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Fragmentary standings show Baltimore and Kansas City leading in divisions with scattered game scores. Entries mention teams such as Toronto New York Boston Milwaukee and Seattle Oakland plus league leaders and recent results across multiple cities.
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Cervenka Shines as Red Sox Rally to Win in Teenage League
Craig Cervenka earned the win with four relief innings helping Scarborough's Drug Store Red Sox overcome Highlands Braves 5 to 1 at Memorial Stadium. He followed a no hitter midweek with 19 innings of no-hit ball across games, fanning eight in the late frames. Jamie Galloway took the loss as Cedar Bayou Gulf Eagles edged Highlands Sports Association Dodgers, Terry Cartwright credited with the win.
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Eckersley Misses Cy Young Record In One-Hit Indians Win
Eckersley pitched a gem but failed to surpass Cy Young with 21 3 innings of hitless ball as Cleveland beat Seattle 7 1. Jim Kern closed out the seventh as the Indians preserved the one hit game and Orioles pulled off a strange triple play.
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